Sentences with phrase «of competing interests»

No question of the balancing of competing interests arises.

Those are a lot of competing interests for a starting salary, to be sure, but it is doable if they keep their financial priorities where they belong.

This is pretty much a generic romantic comedy where the two would - be love interests find themselves on opposite ends of competing interests.

There's a host of competing interests to consider.

It requires a consideration of competing interests including the interests of public safety, the accused and the victim.

Indeed, during most time slots I had difficulty choosing from among several sessions of competing interest.

Just like every other social and political issue, the hemp issue involves a balancing of competing interests.

It is important to note that in 1987, the Supreme Court of Canada decided three cases (referred to as the Labour Trilogy) in which it ruled that there was no constitutional right to strike since that right is a «creation of legislation, involving a balance of competing interests in a field which has been recognized by the courts as requiring a specialized expertise.»

Allegations of harassment and other conduct that could be classified as contributing to a poisoned work environment are often difficult for an employer to respond to because of the competing interests at stake.

Of course, budgets should be calibrated according to the best interests of the public, not the relative treatment of competing interest groups.

«Ultimately, what is required... is a balancing of the competing interests at stake in the particular circumstances of the case.»

No doubt his political opponents will charge that more decisive leadership on Hein's part, a bringing together of competing interests under executive aegis rather than a protracted controversy with attendant legal expenses on both sides, would have gotten the county to this satisfactory pass long ago.

Arbitration mimics litigation, in that the result is imposed by the evaluation of the dispute on rights and the imposition of a verdict on the merits of the competing interests of the parties.

The problem, says Kitchen, is that balancing dozens of competing interests is «a totally different ball game» than running a business.

Our investment practice was born out of the frustrations of our CPA colleagues in navigating the black box of competing interests that is Wall Street.

Prudence and genuine public debate are politically necessary because politics is more than the pedestrian management of competing interests --- it the dangerous juggling of angry claims to be praised and blamed.

The unspoken purpose is to gather together as many uninformed delegates as possible and persuade them with evangelical fervor that one's causes are just, one's explicit intentions are righteous and the strategy should be to create a unity of purpose out of a babel of competing interests.

Alternatively, many realists see politics as necessary for the authoritative resolution of conflict, the ordering of competing interests in ways that can command some degree of legitimacy, or the provision of a basic level of security for citizens.

Within a day or two, she had spoken with three wildlife experts who were recommended by SciLine, learning that accurate reporting on the situation would indicate that this was an example not of controversial practices but of competing interests working together.

Polly and other informed observers, however, agreed with Moore that, among the cacophony of competing interests, «veterans» health care would have a first take at whatever money is available.»

In what some now call our «post-factual» society, however, with its cauldron of competing interests, knowledge is ever more complex, contingent and contested.

Seventies Blaxploitation films like Cleopatra Jones, with its gun - toting heroine, capitalized on this burgeoning racial pride, problematically merging a miasma of competing interests, most obviously Black power and female lack.

Each celebrates the biodiversity of flora and fauna in the World Heritage listed area; while combining elements of competing interests in the ecology - conservation, development and mineral resources.

Behind the scenes, we can only imagine that this «invited» exhibition is a battleground of competing interests among the Academy's august membership.

This is not merely the healthy conflict of competing interests; it is the misuse of the democratic process by means of a fundamental dishonesty.

Look to alternative energy sources, Geothermal Solar Hydrogen Bio (E85) is not practical as it is today because of competing interest food versus fuel.

Or will there instead be a hodgepodge of competing interests trying to spin the public and the politicians?

Before going to the Cottage Life show I spent some time online studying the Biolan Naturum; I thought it might be the most interesting compromise of competing interests.

Delivering judgment, Lord Briggs said: «The careful balance of competing interests enshrined in the RTA Protocol assumes that a solicitor's expectation of recovery of his charges from the defendant's insurer is underpinned by the equitable lien, based as it is upon a sufficient responsibility of the client for those charges.

«Solicitor - Client Privilege explains key aspects of lawyer - client confidentiality, analyzes the exceptions to privilege, conditions where privilege is unclear, and situations of competing interests that might bring into question the application of privilege -LRB-...)»

While such cases are likely to raise human rights issues, and thus import into the judicial consideration questions of proportionality and a relatively intensive scrutiny of the decision, it remains the case that, given the wide discretion afforded to the minister under IA 2005 and the nature of the competing interests, the courts are likely to be wary to intervene other than in the clearest of breaches.

We seem to be living a world where because of competing interests on newspapers, perhaps in part because of the internet, because of the fact they are competing with the blogosphere where people are publishing a great deal of material, national newspapers are keen to give as much background detail to their readers as possible at early stages of criminal investigations.

Negotiation and agreement remains the most positive, direct and flexible approach to the re-alignment of competing interests.

The World Association of Medical Editors notes that there are many kinds of competing interests.

The authors note, «because of the heated environment surrounding PAS fueled by a number of competing interest groups, only accumulated objective findings can fairly assess PAS» (Gordon et al., 2010).

Animal welfare is a spoke in the wheel of our communities, where we are faced with all sorts of competing interests, conflicts and difficult decisions regarding where to allocate resources, and a constant give - and - take as we work collectively to reach goals.

I noted that his predecessor, Mark Schroeder, who was also anti-Silver, was often frustrated in his efforts — particularly when it came to UB 2020, although that was a very complex issue with a lot of competing interests.

Finally, in terms of balancing of competing interests, the Nova Scotia court got the exercise right.

There are * ALOT * of competing interests and demands upon the time here.

«If the issue is cleaning things up, we need a balance of competing interests.

We have to adjust to the space we have in a way that balances all of the competing interests,» Trizna said.

He says that the body has a «clear firewall» with its funders, and that it informs all partners about any of its competing interests — its sources of funding are also listed on its web site.

But putting one together to open one of the year's leading trade shows is particularly tricky: there are a lot of competing interests, most of them on the commercial side of the industry.

The left remains a broad, fractious coalition composed of all sorts of competing interests.